Last updated Jun 23, 2020
Streamline the electricity markets’ regulatory framework by removing barriers to efficient wholesale and retail market pricing and outcomes to take advantage of innovation and competition while boosting decarbonisation through cost-effective measures.
Ensure fiscal policies continue to support the achievement of the United Kingdom’s decarbonisation targets, particularly as the focus shifts to sectors such as transport and heat.
Capture the various aspects of energy efficiency policy within a single dedicated energy efficiency strategy to provide a greater visibility to government's action and a more integrated and coordinated framework, aligned with a flexible and smart energy system.
Further lead international energy RD&D collaboration and efforts to scale-up energy technology innovation under Mission Innovation and other fora, including nuclear power and CCUS.
Over different timeframes, maintain open, free and efficient energy trade to safeguard the benefits of the flexibility and security of the United Kingdom energy system. Pursue efforts to ensure that exiting European Union and EURATOM treaty will not impact trade or supply chain, notably in the United Kingdom nuclear sector.
Tracking progress 2020
Tracking progress 2020
Tracking progress 2020
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